Australian Social Enterprises

Newday Leadership is an Australian social enterprise that inspires and develops purpose-driven leaders across various sectors. Through summits, programs, and labs, it fosters a community of leaders committed to creating a more inclusive and regenerative future, while also bridging the corporate social responsibility gap by connecting businesses with high-impact not-for-profits.

Community and Economic Development Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous corporation based in NSW that works to foster community and economic development within Aboriginal communities. The organisation aims to improve social and economic well-being through targeted initiatives that build capacity and create opportunities for Indigenous people.

Compare Forex Brokers Pty Ltd is an independent Australian-owned research company based in Melbourne. Our mission is to provide clear, evidence-based broker comparisons and education that put people before profits. Properties include CompareForexBrokers.com. We aim to make forex and CFD decisions safer by prioritising regulation, fee transparency and plain-English content. We follow an ethical, environmentally conscious approach. We do not promote trading. Leveraged products involve risk.

ConnectGV provide individualised options for local people with a disability and their families to ensure their goals and dreams can be achieved. The organisation has grown and evolved over the years to be the largest disability service within the Goulburn Valley that offers Day Options, Employment Options, Accommodation Options, Individual Support, Support Coordination and Plan Management. ConnectGV's creates a fully inclusive community and to that end it seeks partnerships that allow it to offer many of these options within the local community. ConnectGV also owns and operates a number of Social Enterprises, namely Billabong Garden Complex, Billabong Flowers, Ruby Saltbush Cafe and Billabong Rags. These businesses not only provide quality products and services to the local community, they provide valuable paid employment and training options for people with a disability.

Coomaditchie United Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous community organisation based in New South Wales that works to support the social, cultural and economic wellbeing of Aboriginal peoples and local communities. Through a range of culturally responsive initiatives, it strives to empower community members, preserve heritage, and create pathways to education, employment, and environmental stewardship.

Coraki Swanettes Playgroup Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous-led corporation operating a playgroup in Coraki, NSW. The organisation focuses on early childhood development and community support for Aboriginal children and their families, emphasising cultural connection and strengthening community ties.

Creswick and District U3A Inc is a social enterprise that provides educational and social activities for older adults in the community, promoting lifelong learning and social interaction. The organisation offers various courses and activities, aiming to improve the mental and physical well-being of its members. By doing so, it contributes to the overall health and education of the community.

Cultural Integration Camps - Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Corporation is an Indigenous corporation based in Queensland that likely facilitates cultural integration through camp-based programs and community activities for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. The organisation appears focused on preserving and sharing Indigenous culture while supporting community connection and cultural identity.

Culture College Arnhem Land Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous corporation likely engaged in cultural and educational initiatives within Arnhem Land. While its exact activities and social impact are not detailed, its name suggests a focus on community development through culture and learning.

Dalaigur Pre-school and Children's Services Aboriginal Corporation provides early childhood education and care services for Indigenous children and families in New South Wales. As an Aboriginal Corporation, it focuses on supporting the developmental needs and cultural identity of Indigenous children while strengthening family and community connections.

Darhi Milgirr Dyuunuy, also known as Strong Women and Children Yamba Aboriginal Corporation, is an Indigenous organisation dedicated to supporting women and children in the Yamba area. Its mission likely involves strengthening their well-being, cultural connection, and community resilience. The organisation aims to deliver social impact through its programs and services.

DBS Youth Development Indigenous Corporation is an Indigenous business registered in Queensland, focused on youth development within Indigenous communities. Although specific details about its operations and social impact are not available, it aims to support Indigenous youth. The organisation's activities are not well-documented due to limited public information.

Deadly Coders Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Corporation is an Indigenous-led organisation focused on empowering Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people through technology and coding education. Its social impact aims to enhance digital literacy and create pathways for Indigenous participation in the tech industry.

Deadly Inspiring Youth Doing Good (DIYDG) Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Corporation is an Indigenous corporation focused on inspiring and empowering Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander youth. Its mission is to foster positive engagement and development within Indigenous communities. The organisation aims to make a positive impact on the lives of Indigenous youth.

Deadly Trainers Indigenous Corporation is an Indigenous corporation based in Queensland that appears to focus on training services for Indigenous communities, though specific details about programs and social impact are not publicly available.

Descendants of Syd Williams Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous corporation based in Queensland that supports its members and the broader Aboriginal community through cultural, educational, and economic initiatives. The organisation aims to preserve Indigenous heritage, empower youth and elders, and foster sustainable community development across the region.

Developing Leaders Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous corporation focused on fostering leadership within the Aboriginal community. Its social impact is likely centered on empowering Indigenous individuals and communities through leadership development initiatives.

Dhagun Yumba Aboriginal Corporation is an Indigenous corporation registered in Queensland that works to support the wellbeing and advancement of Aboriginal communities. While public records do not detail its specific programs, the corporation aims to deliver social value through culturally relevant initiatives and community services. Its overarching goal is to foster economic, social, and cultural outcomes for Indigenous peoples in the region.

Dharawal Aboriginal Corporation Community Association is an Indigenous community organisation dedicated to supporting the Dharawal people in New South Wales. It delivers a range of cultural, educational, health and employment programs aimed at enhancing wellbeing and self‑determination. The corporation strives to strengthen community connections and improve socioeconomic outcomes for its members.

Diet to Save Earth is a youth-led movement based in Melbourne that educates and mobilises young people to adopt dietary changes as a climate action. The organisation focuses on transforming consumer behaviour around food production and consumption to address climate change while contributing to United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.

Disability Services Australia (DSA) is a respected not-for-profit organisation that provides essential community support, employment and training services to enhance the lives of people with a disability. DSA is an integral part of more than 65 communities and employs more than 1,300 people. From our early beginnings back in 1957 we have grown to become an innovative organisation, developing and evolving personalised services that drive true inclusion. We are a professional and flexible organisation, fit for the exciting future we face as the Australian disability sector undergoes profound and fundamental change. Our priority is supporting people to reach their full potential at home, at work and in their community life. Each year, we reaffirm our commitment to our mission of enabling opportunities for people with a disability to experience choice, inclusion and achievement.

Distinctive Options Noweyung continues its evolution as an organisation providing a range of quality disability support services to individuals aimed at delivering better life outcomes. Our community based organisation Noweyung Ltd was established in 1954 to provide a range of services for people with disabilities in East Gippsland. In 2024 Noweyung Ltd merged with Melbourne based Distinctive Options and Noweyung became Distinctive Options Noweyung. Distinctive Options Noweyung offers quality disability options with a range of innovative and collaborative partnerships within both the local and broader communities. Distinctive Options Noweyung provides a range of support services to adults in the areas of education, training, community development, pre-employment, employment and advocacy services.